User's Manual

English

Hardware Installation

Note: Supports Windows 7/Vista/XP

1. You can connect the receiver to a USB port of a PC.

2. Install one AA battery in the mouse as instructed.

3. Make sure that you have switched on the power switch underneath the mouse.

Factory Settings

1. Left Button: Provides traditional mouse functions like click, double click and drag.

2. Magic-Roller: Press the “Magic-Roller” to surf the Internet and Windows documents.

3. Right Button: Provides traditional mouse click functions.

Note: Download the programmable driver from Genius website at www.geniusnet.com

Warning: (Troubleshooting)

1. Do not use the wireless optical/laser mouse on a desk which is made of glass or mirror.

2. The connection of the wireless device is factory preset, so when you plug the USB

receiver into any USB port, the connection between the micro receiver and the mouse will

be established automatically.

3. In case your PC did not install the hardware successfully, remove the micro receiver from

the USB port and go Human Interface Devices under Device Manager to remove the

mouse then plug in the micro receiver to a USB port again.

4. If you feel the mouse does not move smooth as usual, it is possible the batteries have lost

their charge so you need to replace them. Remember to put the batteries in the correct

direction.

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English Hardware Installation Note: Supports Windows 7/Vista/XP 1. You can connect the receiver to a USB port of a PC. 2. Install one AA battery in the mouse as instructed. 3. Make sure that you have switched on the power switch underneath the mouse. Factory Settings 1. Left Button: Provides traditional mouse functions like click, double click and drag. 2. Magic-Roller: Press the “Magic-Roller” to surf the Internet and Windows documents. 3. Right Button: Provides traditional mouse click functions.
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FCC ID: FSUGMZJN FCC Compliance and Advisory Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, according to Part 15 of the FCC rules.